Testimony Urging Passage of Foreclosure Moratorium Where Financial Institution Fraud Occurred

by Moe Bedard on August 4, 2008 · 3 comments

in Home Loan News, Predatory Lending

By Robert Gnaizda

No efforts by the banking industry, by the federal regulators or Secretary of the Treasury Paulson will protect the vast majority of those who live from paycheck-to paycheck from foreclosure. Hope Now’s failures are a classic example of the failure of voluntary action without the threat of effective action via either class action law suits or sweeping legislation to prevent most foreclosures.

The proposed legislation we are requesting today will create an incentive for the nation’s largest home originator, BofA/Countrywide, to take immediate effective action to prevent the vast majority of foreclosures created through Countrywide’s senior executive conspiracy to commit fraud by inducing borrowers to purchase homes on terms they could not afford.

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1 Tom February 27, 2009 at 10:28 am

Apparently there are predatory, fraudulent and deceptive actions being taken by AHMSI, American Home Mortgage Servicing, Inc. , against mortgage clients… many in good standing with their former mortgage companies. The stories are shocking. This situation seems to be going unnoticed by talk show hosts, the MSM media and regulatory agencies. But there is plenty of info & complaints on the web.

Their offices seem to be in Irving, Texas and therefore any actions to bring them to account and control their predatory schemes must be taken in Texas.

Is there a central web site that can be used for all (hundreds) of these people to rally their resources and precipitate action? A class action suite may be the answer.

2 Al April 21, 2009 at 2:17 pm

What federal agency regulates AHMSI??? Does anyone know? The supervisors there believe that they are NOT under ANY federal regualtor. They refuse to accept payment documentation by fax from clients and proceed with unwarranted foreclosures. I need a little help. Anyone with info on who to complain to… Thank You

3 Mike September 3, 2009 at 3:29 am

They are Crooks

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